Concerns Grow Over Potential US Economic Crisis

The U.S. economy is showing multiple warning signs of a potential major crisis, with recent data indicating a contraction in GDP during the first quarter of 2025 and a sharp decline from the previous quarter's growth. Key factors contributing to this precarious situation include massive national debt accumulation since 2008, reduced government spending, a lack of Federal Reserve intervention despite market turmoil, falling consumer confidence, collapsing home sales, widespread layoffs, and the onset of a global trade war. These conditions suggest that the financial system, which has long relied on artificial support, is now facing severe vulnerabilities that could trigger significant economic disruption.